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    Jul 5, 2009, 12:39 PM

    Same education. My family is very educated as well and has money, just not at the level her's does. I beat her dad in chess a few times and have had several respectful debates with other members of her family. They do like to test the men their daughters date and as far as I know, I'm passing. It's just this constant testing from her and family. I played along for a while, but it's never going to stop. I actually found it kind of fun at first, I like being challenged. I'm starting to lose my taste for it though.
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    Jul 5, 2009, 12:41 PM
    It's like meet their parents mixed with Wuthering Heights.
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    Jul 5, 2009, 12:45 PM
    It's funny, if you meet some of the other men these girls (her and her sisters) have dated, they are completely emasculated. I don't know who they used to be, but something tells me they are a shell of their former selves. That won't be me... ever.
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    Jul 6, 2009, 01:31 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by takiton View Post
    I broke up with her once over all this and she showed up at my house the next night with pre-made dinner and asked if we could just forget about everything and move on. I agreed, but the problems aren't changing.
    All it takes to get you back after a break up is a pre-made dinner?

    Quote Originally Posted by takiton View Post
    It's funny, if you meet some of the other men these girls (her and her sisters) have dated, they are completely emasculated. I don't know who they used to be, but something tells me they are a shell of their former selves. That won't be me... ever.
    What exactly do you mean by "emasculated?"

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